The efficacy depends on how you mix it and how many unfinished sides of the 
wood/timbers you can get at. for active infestation I would have your pest 
control operator mix 1:1 ratio(the concentrate is  thick thick and needs to be 
warmed in warm water and mixed with hot water for a proper mix and final 
product spray). In general boric acid based products are some of the safest you 
can use. Bora-care does have an ethylene glycol component to it which acts as a 
carrier to take the product into the cells of the wood. Not sure of ratio... 
maybe the SDS would help. Once it is dry I can't imagine it harming anyone or 
anything except wood destroying insects chewing their way out or in. JTV

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Does anyone have experience using Bora-Care to treat wood infested with 
powderpost beetles?  It has been brought up as a suggestion and I have never 
used it, nor know anyone who has.  Is it effective? Safe?  Would appreciate any 
advice.  Thanks!

http://www.epestsupply.com/pest_control_products/bora_care.php

Audrey

Audrey Gayou
Archaeological Collections Manager
Missouri State Parks
Rock Bridge State Park Curation Facility
Phone: (573) 443-0641
Email: [email protected]


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